Well this course does not buy into that theory. Theory? The shoulders/armhole/neck/upper chest areas can be difficult to fit and so it's easier to pick a size that is likely to fit there and then make bust adjustments accordingly. There are regularly occurring discussions all over blogland about choosing a pattern size to make alterations as painfree as possible and I know that the trend for bodice sizing is often towards picking the pattern size with a bust measurement the same as your high bust measurement. And an annoyingly long delay in having questions answered (hence the Little Top that FINALLY Could). It all made relative sense, but there were a few oddities, peculiarities, departures from the popular opinion. I finally got down to starting the Craftsy Adjust the Bust course late last year. First SBA finally out of the way and what an epic journey.
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